Black+Decker LD12 User Manual

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LD12

Black+Decker LD12 Specifications

General

Power Source	Battery
Max Torque	115 in-lbs
Battery Capacity	1.5 Ah
Chuck Size	3/8 inch
Battery Type	Lithium Ion

Summary

Safety Instructions

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

Read all safety warnings, instructions, and specifications provided with the power tool.

Work Area Safety

Maintain a clean, well-lit work area and avoid explosive atmospheres.

Electrical Safety

Ensure proper electrical connections, grounding, and avoid wet conditions.

Personal Safety

Stay alert, use PPE, and prevent unintentional starting of the tool.

Do Not Overreach

Maintain proper footing and balance for better control in unexpected situations.

Dress Properly

Avoid loose clothing and jewelry to prevent entanglement with moving parts.

Use Dust Extraction

Ensure dust extraction facilities are connected and properly used.

Avoid Complacency

Do not let familiarity lead to ignoring tool safety principles.

Power Tool Use and Care

Guidelines for using and maintaining the power tool correctly.

Do Not Force the Power Tool

Use the correct power tool for your application.

Do Not Use If Switch is Faulty

Do not use if the switch does not turn the tool on and off.

Disconnect Power Before Adjustments

Disconnect power before making adjustments or changing accessories.

Store Idle Power Tools Properly

Store tools out of reach of children and untrained persons.

Maintain Power Tools and Accessories

Check for misalignment or damage and repair if necessary.

Keep Cutting Tools Sharp

Maintain sharp cutting tools for better control and reduced binding.

Use Tool In Accordance With Instructions

Use the tool and accessories as instructed for intended operations.

Keep Handles Dry and Clean

Keep handles and grasping surfaces dry, clean, and free from oil.

Battery Tool Use and Care

Guidelines for using and caring for battery packs safely.

Recharge Only With Specified Charger

Use only the manufacturer-specified charger for recharging.

Use Only Designated Battery Packs

Use power tools only with specifically designated battery packs.

Keep Battery Away From Metal Objects

Prevent shorting battery terminals by keeping away from metal objects.

Avoid Contact With Battery Liquid

Avoid contact with battery liquid if ejected; flush with water.

Do Not Use Damaged or Modified Battery

Do not use damaged or modified batteries due to unpredictable behavior.

Do Not Expose Battery To Fire or Excessive Temperature

Avoid exposing batteries to fire or temperatures above 130°C.

Follow Charging Instructions

Follow charging instructions and avoid charging outside specified temperature range.

Service

Guidelines for servicing the power tool.

Have Tool Serviced By Qualified Person

Have tool serviced by a qualified repair person using identical parts.

Never Service Damaged Battery Packs

Never service damaged battery packs; use authorized providers.

Drill Safety Warnings

Safety instructions specific to drilling operations.

Safety Instructions for All Operations

General safety instructions for all drilling operations.

Wear Ear Protectors When Impact Drilling

Wear ear protection when impact drilling due to noise.

Use the Auxiliary Handle(s)

Use auxiliary handles for better control and to prevent injury.

Brace the Tool Properly Before Use

Brace the tool properly to prevent loss of control and injury.

Hold by Insulated Gripping Surfaces

Hold by insulated gripping surfaces to avoid electric shock.

Safety Instructions When Using Long Drill Bits

Safety instructions for using long drill bits.

Never Operate at Higher Speed Than Max Rating

Do not operate at speeds higher than the drill bit's maximum rating.

Always Start Drilling at Low Speed

Start drilling at low speed and with bit tip in contact.

Apply Pressure in Direct Line With Bit

Apply pressure directly in line with the bit, avoid excessive pressure.

Additional Power Tool Safety Warnings

Use Clamps or Another Practical Way to Secure Workpiece

Secure and support the workpiece to a stable platform using clamps.

Check for Wiring Before Drilling Walls, Floors, Ceilings

Check for wiring and pipes before drilling into walls, floors, or ceilings.

Avoid Touching Drill Bit Tip After Drilling

Avoid touching the drill bit tip immediately after drilling as it may be hot.

Tool Intended for Persons with Reduced Capabilities

Tool not intended for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised.

Intended Use Described in Manual

Use of accessories or operations not recommended may present risk.

Safety of Others

Children Should Be Supervised

Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.

Electrical Safety

Double Insulation and Earthing Requirements

Charger is double insulated; no earth wire required. Check voltage correspondence.

Damaged Supply Cord Replacement

Damaged supply cord must be replaced by manufacturer or authorized service center.

Features (Fig. A)

Switch

Identifies the tool's main power switch.

Forward/Reverse Button

Identifies the button for controlling tool rotation direction.

Keyless Chuck

Identifies the keyless chuck for accessory insertion.

Charger

Identifies the battery charging unit.

Charging and Cell Capacity Indicator

Identifies the indicator for battery charge status.

Safety Warnings and Instructions Batterie

Do Not Disassemble or Open, Drop, Crush, Bend or Deform, Puncture, or Shred

Do not damage batteries physically or by misuse.

Do Not Modify or Remanufacture, Attempt to Insert Foreign Objects

Do not modify, insert foreign objects, immerse, expose to heat, or use in microwave.

Only Use Battery With Specified Charging System

Use batteries only with the manufacturer-specified charging system.

Do Not Short-Circuit a Battery

Avoid short-circuiting battery terminals with conductive objects.

Dispose of Used Batteries Promptly

Dispose of used batteries promptly according to manufacturer's instructions.

Improper Battery Use May Result in Fire, Explosion, or Other Hazard

Improper battery use can lead to fire, explosion, or hazards.

Battery Usage By Children Should Be Supervised

Battery usage by children requires supervision.

Charger

Charger Safety and Operating Instructions

Safety and operating instructions for the charger unit.

Caution! Use Charger Only With This Product

Use charger only with this product to avoid injury or damage.

Do Not Expose Charger to Rain or Snow

Do not expose the charger to rain or snow.

Use of Attachment Not Recommended May Result in Risk

Using unrecommended attachments may cause fire, shock, or injury.

Pull by Plug to Reduce Risk of Damage to Cord

Pull by plug, not cord, when disconnecting charger to prevent damage.

Ensure Cord is Located Safely

Make sure the cord is not stepped on, tripped over, or damaged.

Extension Cord Use Should Be Necessary

Extension cords should only be used if absolutely necessary.

Two-Wire Cords Can Be Used With 2-Wire or 3-Wire Extension Cords

Use round jacketed extension cords suitable for outdoor use.

Extension Cord Must Have Adequate Wire Size

Use extension cords with adequate wire size to prevent power loss.

Use Only the Supplied Charger

Use only the supplied charger to avoid tool damage or hazards.

Use Only One Charger When Charging

Use only one charger when charging the tool.

Do Not Attempt to Open the Charger

Do not attempt to open the charger; it has no serviceable parts.

Do Not Incinerate the Battery

Do not incinerate batteries, even if damaged, as they can explode.

Do Not Charge or Use Battery in Explosive Atmospheres

Do not charge or use batteries in explosive atmospheres.

If Battery Contents Come Into Contact With the Skin

If battery contents contact skin, wash immediately with soap and water.

Warning! Burn Hazard. Battery Liquid May Be Flammable

Warning about battery liquid being flammable and a burn hazard.

Important Charging Notes

Initial Charge Time

Tool should be fully charged for 1 to 1.5 hours after initial use.

Optimal Charging Temperature

Optimal charging temperature for battery life is 18°C - 24°C.

Temperature Limits for Charging

Do not charge batteries outside the temperature range of 4.5°C to 40.5°C.

Charger May Hum and Become Warm

Charger may hum and become warm during charging; this is normal.

Troubleshooting Battery Charging Issues

Guide to diagnose and resolve battery charging problems.

Check Receptacle Current

Check receptacle by plugging in a lamp or other appliance.

Check Receptacle Power Switch Connection

Ensure receptacle is connected to a light switch that powers the outlet.

Adjust Charger and Tool Temperature

Move charger and tool to optimal ambient temperature for charging.

Contact Service Center for Charging Problems

Contact service center if charging issues persist after checks.

Recharge Tool When Power is Insufficient

Recharge tool when power output is insufficient for tasks.

Keep Conductive Materials Away From Charger Cavities

Keep conductive materials away from charger cavities.

Do Not Freeze or Immerse Charger in Water

Do not freeze or immerse the charger in water or any other liquid.

Storage Recommendations

Best Storage Place is Cool and Dry

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Long Storage Does Not Harm Battery or Charger

Long-term storage will not harm the battery pack or charger.

Charging Procedure (Fig. B)

Plug Charger Into Electrical Outlet

Plug the charger into a standard electrical outlet.

Insert Charger Plug Into Tool

Insert the charger plug into the tool as shown in Fig. B.

Initial Tool Charge Time

Charge the tool initially for 1 to 1.5 hours.

Warning! Do Not Use Tool While Connected to Charger

Do Not Use Tool While Connected to Charger

Warning against using the tool while it is connected to the charger.

Warning! Fire Hazard When Disconnecting Charger

Fire Hazard When Disconnecting Charger Warning

Warning about fire hazard when disconnecting the charger from the tool.

Operating Instructions

Trigger Switch and Reversing Button (Fig. C)

Operation of the trigger switch and forward/reverse button.

Select Forward Rotation

How to select forward rotation using the control button.

Select Reverse Rotation

How to select reverse rotation using the control button.

Control Button Center Position Locks Tool Off

The center position of the control button locks the tool in the off position.

Variable Speed Trigger Switch (Fig. A)

Explanation of how the variable speed trigger switch works.

Keyless Single Sleeve Chuck (Fig. D)

Instructions for using the keyless chuck with one hand.

Lock Trigger in OFF Position

Lock the trigger in the OFF position before changing accessories.

Grasp Chuck Sleeve With One Hand

Grasp chuck sleeve with one hand and secure tool with other.

Insert and Tighten Accessory Securely

Insert accessory and tighten securely by rotating chuck sleeve.

Screwdriving

Instructions for screwdriving operations.

Drilling

Instructions and tips for drilling operations.

Use Sharp Drill Bits Only

Use only sharp drill bits for drilling.

Support and Secure Work Properly

Support and secure work properly as instructed in safety instructions.

Use Appropriate Safety Equipment

Use appropriate safety equipment as instructed.

Secure and Maintain Work Area

Secure and maintain the work area.

Drill Slowly With Light Pressure

Drill slowly with light pressure to start holes.

Apply Pressure In Line With Bit

Apply pressure in a straight line with the bit, avoid stalling.

Hold Drill Firmly With Two Hands

Hold the drill firmly with two hands to control twisting action.

Do Not Click Trigger of Stalled Drill On and Off

Do not repeatedly click trigger of a stalled drill to start it.

Minimize Stalling on Breakthrough

Minimize stalling on breakthrough by reducing pressure.

Keep Motor Running While Pulling Bit Out

Keep motor running while pulling bit out to reduce jamming.

Ensure Switch Turns Drill On and Off

Ensure the switch operates correctly.

Warning! Do Not Tighten Drill Bits by Gripping Chuck Front

Do Not Tighten Drill Bits by Gripping Chuck Front Warning

Warning against tightening drill bits by gripping the chuck front.

Drilling in Wood

Drilling Wood Techniques

Instructions for drilling holes in wood using appropriate bits.

Drilling in Metal

Drilling Metal Techniques and Lubricants

Instructions for drilling metal, including use of cutting lubricants.

Cell Indicator

Explanation of Cell Capacity Indicator

Explanation of the cell capacity indicator and its function.

Troubleshooting

Common Problems and Solutions

Guide to identify and solve common problems with the tool.

Maintenance

Warning! Remove Battery Before Maintenance

Warning to remove the battery from the tool before performing maintenance.

Clean Ventilation Slots Regularly

Clean ventilation slots with a soft brush or dry cloth.

Clean Motor Housing Regularly

Clean motor housing with a damp cloth, avoid abrasives.

Clean Chuck Regularly

Open and tap the chuck to remove dust from the interior.

Important! Ensure Product Safety and Reliability

Emphasis on Authorized Service for Safety and Reliability

Emphasizes safety and reliability through authorized service.

Accessories

Recommended Accessories Information

Information on recommended accessories available for purchase.

Warning! Accessory Use Can Be Hazardous

Accessory Use Hazard Warning

Warning about the hazards of using unrecommended accessories.

Batteries

Batteries Can Be Recharged Many Times

BLACK+DECKER batteries can be recharged many times.

NiCd, NiMH and Li-Ion Batteries Are Recyclable

NiCd, NiMH, and Li-Ion batteries are recyclable.

Protecting the Environment

Separate Collection of Products

Product must be collected separately and not disposed of with household waste.

Reuse of Recycled Materials

Recycling helps prevent pollution and reduces demand for raw materials.

Local Regulations for Separate Collection

Local regulations may mandate separate collection of electrical products.

BLACK+DECKER Recycling Facility

BLACK+DECKER offers a collection and recycling service for their products.

Technical Data

Voltage

Electrical voltage specifications for the tool.

No-Load Speed

Maximum rotation speed without load.

Chuck

Specifications related to the tool's chuck.

Torque

Torque specifications of the tool.

Charger Specifications

Specifications for the battery charger.

Charger Output Current

Output current of the charger.

Charger Charge Time

Time required for charging the battery.

Battery Specifications

Specifications for the tool's battery.

Battery Voltage

Battery voltage specifications.

Battery Capacity

Battery capacity in Ampere-hours.

Battery Type

Type of battery used.

Guarantee

Product Quality and Guarantee Statement

Statement of confidence in product quality and guarantee terms.

Guarantee Conditions for Defects

Conditions under which the guarantee applies to defects.

Guarantee Exclusions

Conditions that void the product guarantee (misuse, damage, etc.).

Claiming on the Guarantee

Procedure for claiming on the guarantee, requiring proof of purchase.